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Operating the Lights 
 

To operate the front light, press the button on the top of the 
light, the options available are Off, On, Flashing. 
 
The rear light needs to be fitted to the seat post after the bike 
is assembled. Call if you’re not sure how to do this. 
 
To operate the rear light, press the blue button on the rear of 
the unit to cycle through the modes. The modes are: LEDs 
blink in sequence, all LEDs flash, all LEDs On, all LEDs Off. 

The display module also fea-
tures a back-light which can 
be turned on/off as needed. 
To switch this on press and 
hold  the “Mode and Up” but-
tons. Use the same buttons 
to turn it off. 

Charging the battery: 
 

The battery leaves the factory only partially charged. 

You 

must fully charge the battery before use

. The battery can 

be charged on the bike, or it can be removed and charged 
separately. The socket used to charge the battery is located 
at the base of the battery as shown below. Lift the weather-
proof cap and attach the charger as shown. Ensure that the 
charger is switched OFF at the mains before attaching it to 
the bike. 
 
Do NOT attempt to connect the charger to the bike when the 
charger is already switched on. 

 

The charge light on the charger will be red when charging, 
and will change to green when charging is complete. After 
the initial charge, you should regularly top up the battery 
even when the bike is not in use i.e. during the winter. This 
will help to keep the battery in the best possible condition. 

Summary of Contents for Sirocco Sport CD

Page 1: ...you within a an hour or two on weekdays Support staff are not available at the weekends though if you send an email it will normally be read on the following Monday morning If you need support on a b...

Page 2: ...ished to German standards with every nut and bolt fully tightened immaculate paintwork and superb quality plastic on things like handlebars and battery cases But this alas would also push the prices u...

Page 3: ...r will power you up to 15 5 mph and no faster though you can still pedal harder to achieve greater speeds Models Some of our bikes are more suited for recreational use rather than com muting If you ne...

Page 4: ...2 11 15 collection fee labour parts and return free of charge Return of a bike or battery outside warranty parts at cost labour 30 per hour Collection by us of a bike for servicing outside warranty 45...

Page 5: ...being placed on the rear rack of allowing people to ride on the rear rack excessive or constant use of the throttle riding under the influence of drink or drugs riding in dusty sandy environments rid...

Page 6: ...k down If you are going to be very highly dependant upon your bike because you are a commuter or have a health problem which would prevent you from riding the bike without power we warmly recommend yo...

Page 7: ...e of charge during the warranty period If you prefer to have your repair done by a bike shop contact us before going ahead as the refund of labour costs is sub ject to terms and conditions The Woosh S...

Page 8: ...under the age of 14 to ride the bike Never allow a small child to ride on the rear carrier Their legs or feet could get trapped in the wheel mechanism resulting in serious injury Wear appropriate safe...

Page 9: ...ashing or using a hose or power washer as water may enter connector points and damage the electrics We suggest simply using a damp cloth and wiping dry afterwards Always take care when cleaning mud or...

Page 10: ...h Sirocco Sport CD comes equipped with disc brakes front and rear For instructions on how to adjust your brakes see the support section of our website at www wooshbikes co uk If you are unsure about a...

Page 11: ...he battery The battery leaves the factory only partially charged You must fully charge the battery before use The battery can be charged on the bike or it can be removed and charged separately The soc...

Page 12: ...espatch but if you have a look you will find some less tight than others This variation ensures the wheel is straight or trued If all the spokes were equally tight or all very tight the wheel would no...

Page 13: ...espan of the unit Do not charge the battery in extremely cold conditions i e below 6 degrees The battery can be easily removed from the bike and charged indoors if its more convenient Remember to allo...

Page 14: ...Module The bike is now effectively on and if you ride it in this state the motor will provide assis tance when pedalling and you will also be able to use the throttle if you wish To vary the amount of...

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